Good Olfactory Candles

Alright y’all! Part 3!!!!

Check out part 1 and 2 in other videos 🙌

I built little toppers for my market table for when it’s in a 8’ configuration. I tend to use this layout for my markets at the front of my tent because I’ve found that it’s been easier to attract passerby’s with a beautiful layout at the towards the front vs a walk in layout.

I used 2’x2’ pre cut pieces of very thin plywood, applied trim to the edges and microcemented that. There are some gaps between each topper that I plan to hide with a runner and would easily be solved with a longer panel.

I drive a tiny car- and I pack it to the brim so I couldn’t fit a larger panel in for this specific but you can easily make improvements on my design here.

The only thing left is to make her show ready for Kirkland Uncorked tomorrow ✨

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You bring hot sauce to restaurants. I bring candles.

We are not the same 😘

thank you Lupo for the delicious pizza and for graciously allowing me to light this (and quickly blow it out lol)

Part 2 of my folding table upgrade for my pop ups. Full disclosure- I could have done a number of things differently for a nice clean finish- don’t come after me please!!!!! 😩

Lessons learned:

1. Mask off the area where your Velcro will go so you can get a very crisp microcement line. Apply the Velcro after. This might seem obvious but it wasn’t as I was too excited to try this.

2. Use a plaster spatula or trowel or whatever that tool is for a very clean finish. I knowwwww the hand application doesn’t apply the smoothest finish but I can sand it down now and it’ll be gorg. I did this part project in a matter of 20 minutes and I didn’t feel like leaving my shop to get extra materials.

3. The point of my proj was to create flexible and lightweight options so I can change my market set up as I feel like it. I read and considered all the great feedback and yes- I think a wood topper (that I’ll microcement) will look so good because I usually use a front layout for my booths with 2 4’ tables- the gap between the two tables needs to be concealed- the toppers will do that.

I hope you guys are inspired! What a fun and easy way to upgrade the market set up.

I love a good and I really love elevating my pop up and market experience. The main challenge I’m always facing is- is it portable and is it lightweight enough to fit in the backseat of the little corroli poli.

So after many months of scheming, I decided to upcycle my 4’ folding table with some pole wrap and Velcro. This literally came together in 45 minutes and was the easiest.

I’m microcementing the top for a more elevated finish in the next video. So follow along!

Oh- and I’ll definitely post a learning and lessons video soon because this was my first table and I know I already should have done this a little differently.

A little Wednesday satisfying when I was popping the balloons in my handmade hanging lanterns for the pop up.

I could watch this all day.